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Thanks for the guidance... first attempt completed - really like the contrast in colour and texture that suede delivers

MDF -and nice in the same sentence... it must be a Friday Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm planning a mobile cart that is also a drill press table (only for a Bosch PBD40) and storage cart for my thicknesser and belt/spindle sander It won't be moved that often I'm running short on 18mm ply but have plenty of 18mm MR MDF Sketchup pic below - yellow = Birch Ply / grey = MDF Do you...

I tend to use Wealdentool Fast delivery and a very wide range By no means am I any kind of pro user but they’ve worked well for me Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

25mm might make all the difference :-) I'm trying to fit a lot into a tiny space but keep things easy to access and move

Thanks guys One last question if you dont mind... Is the cable tidy removable? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks! much appreciated

Thanks @John

Hi there If you own a KS60 could you do me a favour please? I’m planning a mobile cart for a forthcoming purchase and want to know the depth (front to back) of the saw when it’s at 45* Trying to establish its minimum footprint if you like TIA Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's not a bad idea thanks - if I inset the supports they wouldnt be too visible and keep the general look or maybe just straight butt joints with dominoes

Making a bedside table for the daughter I can't get rid of :-) - rough sketchup pic below Carcass is 18mm Birch Ply and I was wondering how best to join the boards Do people reckon mitred edges with dominos is going to be strong enough to support the top? TIA

I like them - rock solid and heavy enough to be stable on the bench when gluing panels I use the 2-way clamp stands for squaring up cabinets I’m £600 ish in the hole so far and would like 4x600mm too ... not cheap Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I flip the first board so it’s marker faces the fingers and it’s first cut is over the fingers Butt the new board to that its marker is also facing the fingers Remove first board Make cut I think you are right though - if I am getting that wrong somehow - even if only <1mm, it would explain...

Pretty certain the boards were orientated correctly - I def marked them up ok I’m beginning to wonder if it’s related to the tightness of the joint fit and/or the kind as alignment Back to trial and error on cheap Wood :-)